ESCO growth

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Energy service companies (ESCOs) have been experiencing considerable growth since 1990, as firms continue to provide increased investments to energy efficiency projects. A study conducted by the Department of Energy revealed that total investments in energy-efficiency initiatives totaled around $1 billion in 1996, $601 million of which was used for institutional facilities and $300 million diverted to commercial facilities. Results further showed that demand for electricity significantly dropped by 571 megawatts as a result of ESCO projects.

Management, Market share, Energy industries, Energy industry

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The sage grouse and ESA reform

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The plan of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS) to list grouse as an endangered species under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) remains yet unconfirmed. The sage grouse working group of U.S. electric utilities suggests that the development of the environmental reforms and the conservative measures that provide economic and effective mitigation can be done through the cooperative work of utilities and government agencies.

United States, Administration of Conservation Programs, Endangered Species, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Planning, Environmental aspects, Protection and preservation, United States. Fish and Wildlife Service, Company business planning, Grouse

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Making ends meet

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The federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program furnishes energy-assistance to families having incomes below 150% of the federal poverty level. Florida Power & Light Company's efforts to promote energy conservation programs are discussed.

Government domestic functions, Marketing procedures, Methods, Energy policy, United States. Congress, Customer relations, Florida Power & Light Co., Aims and objectives

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